Oppo Pad Air

Nice build quality, thin and lightweight design.

Display is not very high quality.

Unfortunately, it's hard to recommend the tablet at the current price. At INR17,000 in India, it's a direct competitor to the Redmi Pad and it's a much better choice. At €300 in Europe for 4/64GB, it's downright expensive as there is a small gap within...

High-resolution screen ; Great audio ; Split-screen and floating windows ; Beautiful design ; Affordable price

No audio jack ; No SIM option ; Not for games

For a tablet around the £200 mark, this budget beauty takes some beating. Its high-res screen and quality audio make it a great choice for entertainment. There's no audio jack or SIM option, and it's only good for lightweight games. But as long as...

Excellent build quality ; Very attractive pricing ; Great display and speakers ; Solid battery life ; Expandable storage

Sluggish performance ; Smudge-prone screen ; Unimpressive cameras

The Oppo Pad Air isn't going to blow anyone's mind with its performance, but it offers excellent value, great build quality, and a lovely display for content consumption. For the less demanding user, it's an excellent pick.

Slim yet sturdy build ; Decent enough performance ; Has expandable storage

Battery life only average ; Cameras a token inclusion ; Speakers a bit weak

A perfectly capable budget tablet that’s far more versatile than an Amazon Fire HD, but one that isn’t short on Android-powered competition.

Slim yet sturdy build ; Decent enough performance ; Has expandable storage

Battery life only average ; Cameras a token inclusion ; Speakers a bit weak

A perfectly capable budget tablet that’s far more versatile than an Amazon Fire HD, but one that isn’t short on Android-powered competition.

Affordable ; Nice design ; Thin and light ; Impressive screen

No stylus ; Small on-screen keyboard

The Oppo Pad Air is an affordable entry level tablet that delivers quality, features and performance you’d usually find on more expensive devices. The Oppo Pad Air is an affordable entry level tablet that delivers quality, features and performance...

Design ; Battery ; Price

No headphone jack ; Average camera

Finesse et légèreté, bonne qualité d’assemblage, performances honorables pour un usage familial, autonomie de bon niveau, capacité de stockage extensible via micro SD.

Luminosité perfectible de l’écran, pas de prise casque, haut-parleurs passables, partie photo complètement ratée.

Première tablette du géant chinois, l’Oppo Pad Air arrive sur un marché qui semble aujourd’hui de plus en plus essoré. Pour tenter d’y faire mouche quoi qu’il en soit, Oppo mise sur un produit abordable qui pourra plaire au plus grand nombre et...

Un design bien pensé avec sa zone anti-dérapante ; De nombreux réglages pour personnaliser le rendu sonore ; Des performances honnêtes pour la plupart des applications ; Color OS 12 et son multitâche très complet ; Excellente autonomie

Un écran un peu faiblard et trop peu lumineux ; Une partie photo moyenne ; Capteur avant à la ramasse ; Recharge lente à 18W

Pour une première tentative sur le marché européen, Oppo réussit son entrée avec l’Oppo Pad Air. La tablette tactile ne bouleversera pas un marché quelque peu ennuyeux depuis plusieurs années, et dont les rares révolutions intéressent principalement...